Biggie’s Pizza - 5 Points

Someone suggested Biggie's, and I'd never been so I said sure. It was busy when we went, but the food didn't take long to get. I ordered the thicker crust pepperoni and it was delicious. I will definitely be returning to try other flavors. I usually don't eat ranch with my pizza crust, but it was suggested and I'm glad I did it. I can't believe I waited this long to try Biggie's.

The good huge slices two is more than enough. Didn't take long to arrive through door dash. The bad unfortunately food was cold not lukewarm but cold. I saw the driver had a pizza bag to keep it warm but it was still cold. Lack flavor as well.

This I have to say was truly the BIGGEST disappointment I have experienced in a restaurant and I don't know how long. We did a group order for lunch two of us got salads and two got one slice of pizza. First, they took the two slices and put them in one box thankfully no one had a food allergy nor had issues with pork. When you combine two pieces of pizza in a box that have different ingredients for two different people sharing a box can cause cross contamination which can trigger allergies. This was definitely not the right thing to do. Moreover, the pizza was dried out and looked like it had been sitting under a heat lab for an extended period of time.The salads were a joke nothing but core piece of lettuce that was wilted and onions. It was an extreme sorry excuse for a salad and exceptionally overpriced for what you got. Beyond disappointed both of us ended up throwing it away because eating around a lettuce, core and little lettuce was in there wilted was not appealing at all. Typically, I don't like doing reviews like this and I say well I'll give them one more chance however this is one place that will never see me step foot in there again.

Reason for visiting: Getting Pizza to enjoy an outside movieDay & Time: 6:50 on a FridayOrder Type: Pick upService: FastInside: Good luck finding parking. The place was fairly empty.Food Order: pepperoni pizza and pesto cheese breadPortion Size: large pizza for reasonable price Conclusion: I wasn't a fan of the parking at this location or the crust and grease on the pizza. I am a true papa John's fan but we wanted to try something new. I think this could be someone else's cup of tea, but it is not mine.

I picked up a grandma slice with tomato and basil. All of the pizzas are sitting out at room temperature. I wondered how long they had been sitting out as they really didn't have much business. I figured I'd take my chances and waited for my slice to be warmed up. It was quite tasty. The staff were not friendly but not mean either. They were just there doing their job. This is my second time eating from here as I'm rarely in 5 points anymore. The grandma pizza was better than my previous pizza from here. It was quite tasty. Maybe I'll ask for it cold, and just heat it up myself next time though.

The pizza is definitely good.The wings are right.The fried mac n cheese bites are awesome!!!The only reason I gave 3 stars was lack of options of pizza on the day n time I went. The Meat Me in NYC wasn't available. But the Angelo Square was still on point. Very urban decor of NYC.Overall, a good pizza spot in 5 Points. Definitely a must eat.

After getting some slices here, they are now on my top pizza list. I like that they had single slices and that they were massive. I ordered the Bianca slice, a classic cheese, a chicken ranch, and a Hawaiian luau slice. I loved each of them. I think my favorite was the chicken ranch and the Bianca. I had to order the zeppoles but was disappointed in all of them being completely raw dough on the inside. I took a couple of bites and had to spit them out. The only reason I'm knocking down a star is the raw dough. The few bites I had from the outside that weren't raw were pretty good.

Ordered through DoorDash, it was barely hot by the time it got here. The driver used a heat bag so not sure why it was just warm. Ordered the Hawaiian Luau and the chicken ranch, both were just meh. Not much flavor and a bit hard. Probably great for a drunken night out, but not during the day

Review from a Brooklyn NY resident: Decent " ny style " pizza but A slice is $6.75 which is $4 for the same at Two Boots in New York City. Fake impostor "graffiti" on the walls. Expensive Jacksonville knockoff. Why so expensive?

amazing food and great experience! Food was delicious, they provided great service! I recommend the mozzarella sticks as a great appetizer.